The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-29

aas Gs 7Ssn n STSs plank ana Ss "a The
counties Sxm there were paper ggntests, and these
yusa eospty boRosn q tSs NH iRn dsie
Mp osota the q Sloy SISrn deisStoh
were seated in both disriets. In ae orIsses
county there was contest between. Internal
tion and the anti; Cleveland delegates. fhe
6anti; Cleveland ,Sa delegates we're seated. In
so ~
seated WesteRestcr county there were S ssv
G2le Str Mcclellan and friends Of dow. Hill.
The Hin men were seated.
ss d hal 10 G osUes bG M. ms Of the cG S
nj ny Rs Hs
1855 the County Democracy opposed Hill and
fF a,I s HAL supported him. Last year Irving
them he woud NOT have been esa nSt
Now the other factions are trying to exclude
this organization. without which Democratic
success i3r the last four years would have been
Police Justice Powers did the main, part Of
@ deessaesM Che " WWbeS 4 the
garded In New York. He Charged irving Hall
With having extorted money from. the. State
M Mooney sas the ,s charge ynass Powers
charge ad s Ja hss
asking about it. He had received 4 letter from
Sdge rsfEssm denying the
believe that their support OF him had been
purchased. Mr.. Mooney added that he thought
lleve anything that was SO evidently false
Col Fellows asked him II Irving Hall had not
Peen used as an agent for the buying Of the
sspqsisd 70 have reeSyed ior that pasness =
Mr.. Mooney replied to him as he had to Judge
Some of the rural delegates. especially those
% eIsa f Hke IN
tS ,i, NJ; Mooney that thoash f. shs form II
eom%ittssmen q Now Yertk@their con! sss
am RS he he SnS 0d p ne
delegates Of one district tho committee would
consider their claim;
held meeting to talk 1t over. They regarded
tue tue prSPGsi1on a., hs trap as under the Cock
were contested were unable to vote on their
own contest, thus barring out the eight Tam
wSiSS nnd rS GioSntX Re%ocracy eommtteSmsn
Irving Hail. II was Therefore resolved olive not to
but eli That aRey %srs IN
earnest Irving Hall would be satisfied with one
committeeman and ten delegates. ;, They
cred way tS put the Committee on Contested
committee and found that he had irritated tho
country Sin members , by assuming thht they were
said that he was Willing to choose one District.
Seventh, which Is personally held BY Bo5ur IKE
Judge Power asked him II he had decided on
the Seventh He said he had Judge peysr
ensh dstrict was ne ~ tha se,oed
Third; snd sevsnth Assembly districts, ana hs
bi hth M. i EoEey aIpIt them; ne asxed
the Republican Assemblymen in ali ts Sooss dis
Henry, a Renubliean. was elected' Mr. Mooney
PESi wcr MY admitted faaf they had HuSdge
not snnorted aiIan bnrndvts Rcs far G lan
gre gre u against Gem Cen. spinoIa. Mr. Mooney ad
Hall Art .sssd Il fa s
ment Of spinoia and endorsed Rice for si'oeo,
an advance Of $3.50. In the seventh district
they Ssd 9iersS I'D fS support ihs
had refused 70 Pay. 80 the irving Hail men
On hearing ali these things, which took a
very long time 70 be told the COMMITTEES unan..
aSd SS ecee sH ths H
was finally bounced. It took a few hours more
to unseat the Cleveland men in the Third
Commttea had given seats and to dron n fsw
ceVeand mem mem out Of ie otser Places &C o
journed.
The delegates knew that the Convention
would not, begin on time, and few OF them
were Mt the Rink when i'd O'clock, the hour the
Convention had adjourned to, arrived, The
spectntors who had come to the Convention
wnited n n hour hafore tho SaIarataa MANI ~
S M, i.a ~ Iii III nony %
Wuoh nuu pecn W. al ulsut. .pesau 70 comp IN.
Alter waiting awhile longer Tor the Committee
on Permanent Organization to report Chair
II Cadv Harrick made tha rannrt N the Com
,nittoa ~ S.nSan HE .nd o,od tie I'LL,
niLto9 oh SInuoutas Gnu nor9u zig pITNyVuS
question on II AZ once, tnuS cuttlnH on all ulS-
cuSSfon, The report was adopted without ap-
preciablo dissent after the previous question
had bean ordered
Cop orasS MN Timotbv 7 Cor,nhau rr,da tho
report OF the COMMITTEES on Permanent Organ
ization. The temporary Chairman and work
ing Secretaries were continued and q long
string OF ornamental Vice Presidents and Sec
rstaries was announced Mr.. Raines briefly
thanked the Conventlon 1or the honQr.
barn ~ }bn Tomm JH " an ny ntautaJ Gno1
offered a resolution that ali comfy committees
adopt uniform rules for the selection OF dele
gates and the holding OF primaries and that
the QUALIFICATIONS OF voters at the primaries